UFOs and Extraterrestrials: Helping Earth Survive, Part 2 of 2

No one really knows for sure why Oumuamua appeared, including Dr. Loeb. He speculates it could be “space junk” that once served as a kind of space navigation buoy used by a long-ago civilization. “It would put us in perspective,” Dr. Loeb says. “If we are not alone, are we the smartest kids on the block? If there was a species that eliminated itself through war or changing the climate, we can get our act together and behave better. Instead, we are wasting a lot of resources on Earth fighting each other and other negative things that are a big waste.”

Our beloved Supreme Master Ching Hai shares a similar view. “I have told you long ago that our technology here on the planet are the leftovers from other celestial bodies, like discarded garbage. I’m sorry if I offend anybody. Because our technologies are far, far, far too inferior to the others’ high-tech development.” “Recently, our planet is in trouble, you see, in danger, in urgency, so they always come to try to give the blessing or to avert some disaster, whatever they can – you see? – be it comet or earthquake or typhoon. Without their intervention, we would have been done for, okay?”

“They love us no end, they love us no end. They wish that we’re also as developed and as knowledgeable about moral standards like they are. They try to help as many ways as they can. They help us much, much, much. We have to thank them also. With their technology, they helped us to avert as many disasters as they can. Even individually, they helped to rescue many people who didn’t even know that they were rescued; because they’re unconditional. Without their intervention, we would have been gone: the planet, gone; people, gone – all gone. They are trying to help us so that we can hang on in there, so that we may wake up and help ourselves. You see, they can’t do everything; they can’t. We have to help ourselves by our spiritual merit, by our moral power. Then we will survive, and we will develop more and more and then we will see them even in person, and we can visit them like I would visit you.”